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Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02
9Iempenot Nmertfaiarer.

l aars 5io iiben foriuanot, Ifripes Der
ia Saroe til "Splp.", en- berboenbe
s'aSter ira lit Sjem, efterlabenbe en-
,.Sfre 5amilie os en- Wansbe [ ebrppebe
"'eo'iorer. Oct fOrtaltes, at Manben
". re'lt OOer 9ambOrs til amerifa,
%sas09aoenoe en- flor Sum gense, Tom
gan ! Whitening al en- granbRabe bapbe
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02

6rm9tboitcn / 0ijplano cmfrins
Spriens os Belle, iiar oeb fsritnaonte
Yp, er / bette gfteraar ierbeles ri9elis.
SeItjpGano berimpb er ben pmtrent beit
mislpffet; BET er Spmmerens oebon.
renbe NornpeItpeir, Der CT Sfplo / bette
5orbplb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02

"Sen beoite @erben" fan meb Sanbz
beb Sris9s @lpcerinsS nlpe fables. Ger
1elbreoer burtist Sfaar, oprepen Sub,
9ranoIaar, Saar, Biles, Stab o9 ale
Slass SuouoI et. 9ilialss bos s. $.
Montgomery & Co., 9ecorab, Soma.
9.13.1d.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02

6ormanben % 8asiereren for "So'
cialoemofratiif 8uofOrenins" ajsbens
bapn er anbulot for at babe ~icrbrust
ole 8asieus Mibler til esen Gorbel.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02

50 Smaaoren9e ajobenbapn lesebe
meb ct 8renoeslas. Den enc anbraste
bet foran i'm &amerats Die. st Stris
= og ben ellie bapbe miltet 8rusen at
Diet for b~eitanoig.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02

Stort 6rGsfar. s Sosneioseb So
bannes Inberiens Sape | @ambors er
Der iaar aplet ct @resfar, iom ueieoe
SO Yunb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02

st Wpro, Der er besaaet for 10 Iar
iioen, er MI opbaset. 9usmanb Niels
Nmielien at SIP Warf ueo 9ibors baobe
ben 75saarise Inbers Inperien paa ais
test. 5or at Iippe for benne ubsift
bar Nielien en- Seat, ba Gitastsmanoen
laa beruiet i Sensen, fualt bam meo
Opnen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02

Som ct uopertreHelist Selbrebelies=
mibbel imoo ale 8lOolpSoomme bar
Or. Iusuit apni9s Sambursers9 raaber
altio pRret befjenbt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02

Grieem mellem 8isrnitierns 8isrn.
ion Oa @eOrs Sranbes blioer meo 9Oer
Dag beoere % bebere, ps oct er M, Iom
BET laoer, life Spor at 5orlis. Sen er
blepen iaa periunlia, at Or. @eors
Sranbes ben iiOlt anfomne "Solititen"
frembraser prinate Srepe for at imsbes
saa i'm Wpbitanber. Del bar auinoe.
ipsrssmaalet, Der bar sipet Gnleouins
til benne Yolemif. 8iprnlon er, lom
befienbt, en- Of Observation-Disclosures
5orfjampere, meoens Sranbes / ct befs
tist Spros bar ansrebet "&~pinbeiams
iunbets" Y%rimaoOnuo, 5rf. @rrnotpis.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02

Nneuter gnifes for The Home
"SS"tSA acknowledgements
sosiation. Betaler $500, $1,000. 8! 90 euer
$1,000 peo @Iitermaaiet. De, iom eniter at
saa IND | oenne Screening eler at bliue N9en
Ter, ieno efter GtIfulRrer. lom ienoes gratis.
~. ". Yeaie, Get, Nirueapolis, Rinn.
9iGpn, | holltet Slao 5 ioa bette gpertis-
cement. 3l4.3m.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02

Mirifas boieite Sjerg, ailimanbs
ijarO, bleu nplis beiteset Of 7piteren
Or. Meper. San naaeoe 600 Me.
ter op.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02

Nariag % Yirfning. 2iIe Die:
"Ssr on Mama, buoraf fcmmer Oct, Of
alle tptte Mennelter iaa sjerne britter
Up"
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02

$3.50.
o.
MeKe Hrrgefs
ipseteus Speoomms GA osrss P~saansItaS.

Jubkofb:
Observation-Disclosures ,nr H%Pilf,itbsr SO. 1 eatp,
p~irastsbgr Ro. Observation-Disclosures rag
Observation-Disclosures ,itst ara, taetT, Ri1beg .. & ,
DpsrbetanbsIie-Saars B1ttst-S sHoerrepue pattr-
8odr paa gatirus-Rsltsa Etnesr ue ldo-1lelttns
-SorreDsu Rslttaars-steeis Rslt-Sttmbtansst Eef
-Eebh Dlelt-1pnb uonSboIetg RsI.-Tefo1ritss G6b-
Tr-eastsuss bsbiI = borisSbTus boists tilbass-
pouebst boloes ttlso9e--aas frt 5sbse tTtm5osr-Dstt
bsus 5glenbtiD.u-e srsHs ueislb-kisrbs.sr paa e
aok Np,ifsya
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02

5 Sfolen. 99reren: "Nu, liQe
Setter, ben TRANCE, itenebe Sei fSrer -.
buor6en?"
"9il Sirfen."
"Sm -. ia. Oct er osiaa ret
esentlis beoer bet It'll Simmelen!" -
os ben brebe spos 9ei?"
"gil 8erts6uIet."
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02
Het jortrtaHaNt.

8. s. Gttins, Rolitidef, 8noIpiue Tenn,
'frtoer: "gtin 5omilie og leg bar meset s
tatte 7eres fortrinlise IeOicine for, Or. King
New Discovery for Consumption. 9a ie.
CT ocerbepiit ont, at bet er, hoaS bet ubsipe.
for at bore, oil ieg sjerne bepioue bette. Yiiur
Senner, til bpilte ies Dor anbefalet bet, role
bet peo enhper Inleonire." DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption sarantcres, o
oct belbreher 9nite SnrfirIGIfe 9reafit, Nitt
ma, Strnbeboite os ale Sloss Spsoomme
Salien, Srpiiet pg gungcrre. Yrsoefa1tcI
hos s. 8. MOutgomsrp e. 90. Storc 5lo
tiers s 100. Selges pua Gpotbeter / al,
Bier Is
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-02
Garmen, Bnsef on Baren.

m Des - 5enpse 800 Raas. 9iut, griarinar, Crs
- 8silssHiue paa optuH1Unt, Sursch.l
Boaen y opsFsss Stoer, trptt pda eoe. pegir &C isNt
tnS5enoer { Stfusrpa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
CARBUNS.
The Electric Light syndicate Fighting g
Carbon Combination.

NEW YORK, June % The Times this
morning says meeting was held in this
city yesterday which is Of direct import
ance to all electric light industry. So
far as arc lights are concerned they de-
pend directly upon carbons. The con-
sumption of these CarbODs by the various
companies is at present in the neighbor-
hood 60,000,000 per year. The market
has been supplied by two firms In Pitts
burg, three or four in Cleveland andtwO in
St. Louis. These companies two months
ago formed combination and the COM
binatiOn took charge OF all factories. The
price Of csrbops was suddenly snd with
out warning raised from $40 and SIS per
thousand to $50 and S25 Il was known
that only coke from petroleum and
nsptha manufacturing was good for much
in Masking electric light cerbons. The
electric light men proposed to take the en-
tire petroleum coke product of the Stand
ard Oil Company and manufacture carbons
for themselves. A committee was sp-
pointed to confer with the Standard Oil
Company, and a conference was held
yesterday. The company's figure for it's
entire coke product 20, 600 tons per year,
was set SIS per ton. The electric light
syndicate considered the offer and will
accept it as soon as various parties inter-
ested in their syndicate can signify their
assent. This will effectually destroy the
business Of the western companies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
HIS Opinion Regarding the Return of the
Confederate Flags.


Confederate Flags.
DANvILLE, ILL June 23.-The follow
ing letter WAS received to-dIy:
BEAUvoIR, MISS, June 20, 1887.
Colonel p Scion Howard, Danville.
DEAR SIR-In answer to your letter of
request by the Danville Farmers and
Merchants Institute that should deliver
an address at its fair, I reply as did last
year: Some years ago | delivered an adj
dress at the Winnebago county fair, and
was received with great courtesy. There
| WAS among friends, for nv memory
went back to the months of June, July
and August, 1882, when, as lieutenant
upon the staff of Colonel Zach Taylor,
Il was stationed at Prairie
du Chen, or Fort Crawford as it was then,
and during the memorable aud historic
Black Hawk war it was my good fortune
to help in protecting the pioneer settlers
of that county, whose descendants | spoke
to at Rockford. l cannot come to IL
linois this year. Thanking the associs-
ton, through you, have only to say, as
/ said last September in an open letter to
Colonel J. T. Scharrsr OF Baltimore, that
| deny the charges made against me by
General William T. Sherman in which he
says was foremost in encouraging the
late war. l say to you, my dear
Colonel, that l did aIl in my
power TO prevent the late war and that |
never looked for or sspired to the post
of chief executive of the Confederate
states.
may say that the order of the War
Department to return the captured flags
of<he late Confederate states was g vio-
IatiOn of ali known military preCedents.
You will find in my history of the late
war that there we're but twenty-six reg
iments of regular troops in the army OF
the north, and of the total $50 Confeder-
ate flags captured It is questionable If
these twentY-six regiments captured
fifty, The flags were captured by the
volunteer army Of the north aud belong
to several states and have no ri4ht to be
in the national capital. Respectfully
yours, JEFFERSON DAVIS"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
rmy came in from San Antonio this

Army came in from San Antonio this
morning.
There was pony race at the Fair
grounds this afternoon for ponies under
fourteen hands hightbat have never msde
a record. Mr.. r. Lewis Rutherf I'd
Ranger beat four competitors in lquar
ter mile dash. Time, twenty-six seconds
The maiden drill having been con-
Guided, the second drill for all
state companies Will begin tomorrow.
The Austin Greys and Fayette Guards
have Withdrawn from this because some
of their officers were compelled to leave.
An interesting feature of to-morro8
will be baby show in which there are q
large number of entries.
Current opinion gives first place in the
maiden drill to the Brenham Light
Guards, second place to the Austin
Greys, and third place to the Dallas
Light Guard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
WOOTAN WELLS.

N s THE effects of these waters
IN become known the number Of visitors and
water shipments rapidly increase, II 49,,
is complete and The Wootan end othe. houses
have been thoroughly ren6yGted and refitteI
We are better prepared to accommoda c visit
ors than ever befose, Nootan house has
changed hancs at these and six ether houses
board raBgesfrom IS to So per week These
,watersia their effects are Tonic, Alternative,
Laxative Diuretic and Anti -Spasmo &c, and
wonderful Blood Purifier.
In the language of D Wallace, NJ. d. Ill,
D, superintendent of the Lunatic Asylum at
Terrell, Tex. Magical, indeed seems the
press the rapldity ano ease With which these
waters act" Excursion tickets on II. and T c.
K, X, and branches and other connecting lines.
Our street cars meet all trains at Wootan juno
ton. For information address Wootan Wells
Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
BRICKLAYERS Union.
The Funds Give Out and tbs Strikers are
Anxious to Return to Work.

The Funds Give Out and tbs Strikers are
Anxious to Return to Work.
CHICAGO, ILL, June 23.-The affairs of
the Bricklayers Union are rapidly ap-
preaching s crisis, aud tomorrow nights
meeting is liable to be an exciting one.
The German element has become
disguised with the management
of the Pearson clique and will
make determined effort to uuseat
them from their present prominence
in the union. At a recent meeting at
Battery d 1t was decided to send dele
gates to the Amalgsmated Trades Coun-
Gil, but this decision has been nUllified by
the officers of the union. As o conse
quence, the other trades have become
almost hostile to the bricklaveTs, and
some are openly working to defeat them
in the present strike. The hod-carr;ers,
fathers, carpenters, plasterers, derrick
men and steam filters are now working
upon buildings with non-union brickl6y-
ers, and decline to strike at the request
Of the walking delegates of the Bricklsy-
ers' Union. Late yesterday afternoon nine
pressed-brick masons called on the exec
utive committee of the master masons and
announced their readiness to go to work.
They told the committee that hundreds of
men were upon the ragged edge and
would leave the union before the end OF
the week. TIE Cause of this wholesale
d. sertion is found IN the fact that the
funds in the brlcklayers' treasury are eX-
hausted. President Vorkeler informed
all applicants yesterday that there would
be no money until Friday. Hundreds of
men have never received q cent of assis-
tsnce and are charging thst favoritism
has been shown in the distribution of the
money. The sidewalk in front of Green
baum's building was crowded all day. with
an excited body of men, and the tenor of
their remarks was not favorable to the
leaders of the union.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
TIE WHEAT CORNER.
Several Moro Suits FtI-d and an Injunc-
ton Dissolved.

IAOn Ob6U1Bous
CHICAGO, ILL, Jun % Suits were
brought against Resented & Co., yester-
day Dy the following plaintiffs: Dunn,
Ferris & Co., $1,000; George G. Eldridge,
$4,000; Robert CLARKE, $500; George,
Schwartz & Dupee, $1,000; Hammill &
Brine, $1,000; Frank f. Wood, S2862, and
Orr & Co., $4,000 Goidson, Morley &
Co. sued KersnaW & Co. for $4,000. Judge
Collins yesterday dissolved the preimi-
nary injunction granted by Judge Parker
the other day in the suit of Frank G.
Cammerer against Kershaw & Co., d. W.
IRWIN & Co. and the Corn Exchange
Bank, The injunction ran TO prevent the
payment of draft for $4,000 to which
Cammerer claiTed 10 De entitled through
a wheat deal in which he acted as Ker-
shew's sgent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24

Special to the Gazette.
EAGLE Pass, TEX, June ga mass
meeting OF citizens Is taking place this
evening TO devise ways and means Of
celebrating the Fourth of July. A game
Of base ball, banquet and q ball will be
among the attractions
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
ARLINGTON HOTEL;
HOT SPRINGS. ARK.
.. -. ST1tt &c GO.

The Darlington is situated upon the United
States Hot Springs reservation, close to the
largest and most eifcaciOus of the hot springs
An extensive and elegant bath house is CON
necied with the hotel buildings Elevators OF
the Otis Mandatory enables invalid ests to
be wheeled from bedroom to baths. Letters OF
inquiry promptly answered, and descriptive
pamphl cts sent when desired
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
J. CHRISTIE, Manager.
Electric Street Railway.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 23-To-day
the Capital City Street Railway began
operating its cars by the electric motor
system. The company has four lines
sggregating fifteen miles, much of it
double trsck, The speed attained was
from ten TO fifteen miles an hour, one
motor pulling three loaded cars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
YELLOW Fever Rrcnrd.

KEY WEST, FLA, June 23-There has
been one new case of yellow fever since
yesterday AID Two deaths have occuI-6d.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15


SertOmp u,u9te cine uuseouIoise BE-
ruegung.
Sbr ptBt, fubr iie unbeirrt fort, baB Bel
benz ~trauriseu @reisni6e b09it pi6tiae
Sapiere abbanben tamen; bieie Bupiere
nun iinb fir urs perI5nIi5 pom bD6iter
Sebeltung, benn, baB msin Bru6er unb i5
oteie &eiie unternebmen t~onnteu, 1T benz
tlmitanbe gu uerbanten, SaB man bieielben
tmmer nod gu finben bofft. Sn guren
griefen sabt Sbr mebrmaIs 4noeutunaen
barber, baB Sbr uiBtet, po bisleIben pers
itett finb. SD bite Sud bsbbaIb, Batter,
mir iest miinoIi9 iene Nufi9Iife Al ertbeis
len, bic Sbr mir ni1t i9reibeu t%onntet,
anfi4life, bic fir mid, pis id bereits
sslast babe, pon Der sr0Bten 8ebeutuns
finb.
ab 10, IS ban6sIt fi5 alio pieSer nm bas
Geitament @uerinOts, iasts gertomp ; &is
saut bate rt9tts geratben, baB man BON
benz @eidreibiel Nussn sieben f6nne, bas
rum poIte CT IS cu1 ni6t perni6teu. gr
itette IS in cine psitbaliise, Slai5e bic mir
lor9fdlttg uerltopften unb auf Der StraBe
na9 Bplboc unter einem Baume perqras
ben. Wenn bas Seitament ALIEN IN bieiem
Sertede ldse, 10 wdre IS cine Sleiui9teit;
aber es iinb bort aud nod 3~ebntauIenb
6ranfen IN 9upiere, pel6e Ri9uut eamals
nod nt9t perwertben, ionbern fir ipdtere
SeSirfnihe binterlesen wolte. 0amm
1T &isaut 10 iebr Saiuuf usrishsn, bas 9es
betmniB gu bewabren, benn 9sliust IS ibm
stnmal, bur4Subrennen, 10 finbet er bort
unten UfitteI, ii9 quite Gage gu psri6afisn.
SIS unterlie9t aIlo teinem i3peifel Iaste
iest SOiepbine gang nisberidIusen, SIR
babt nm bas Serbre9en sepuSt unb gus
ern Sbeil an Der 8eute betommen. RSae
Der SimmeI guer UNI infer fi9 erbarmen!
Ra3 elmer @eile fubr fe meter: Ser
Baum, Vater, unter wel9em bieie tcitbaren
Sinse uerborssn iino, ffebt aIio tn Der @es
ssnS pom SoIbsc; atsr sebt i'm bod senauz
er an!
Gb 70! SoIepbin3en, 9u piuf Dir,
CLAUDE i9, cine Rit9ift peri6affen, UNI It's
aeno einen bibideu Burden aus Seeamp
gu beiratben! Run, mir t6nnen uns pieIs
lei9t ~usritdnbisen, bsnn allen ani9eine
mad wtrb weber &isaut nod wer6e i9 ben
S4at bebsn, unb iomit lift ss bod INNER
better, baB Ou einen Husen bapon bait %.
Bie Midget Sbr 10 stpas Don mir slaus
benz SD usrlanse ben Srt nur bsBbalb
Su wifeu, um bas ssftObIsns Gut istnsm
re9tmdBtsen gisentbimsr surif3ussbsn.
Sas wdre mir cine id6ne Oummbeit,
benn Sapiere unb 9elb seb6rsn Riemanb
mebr. 0od neil On barauf 70 perieFen
bif, 70 wousn mir isbeu, unb bait Su ben
S9as seboben, tannf 9u leidt Deinem
Yapa. benz ss bdufis an @elb gu Sabat
ober gu sinem Spieldsn mansslt, ieinen
@ntbsil idifen. aber bas msrte Dir, mir
miiIen Die Sade 10 einri9tsn, baB &isaut
ni9tS bapon etfdbr font =. Gum
Slid lit er auf Der RSnissiniel. unS i5
CLAUDE ni9t, baB er 70 i9nsa bort pess
tommt.
8ater! iaste Soispbine trauris, i9 min
Sud- wsber tdui6sn, nod iibsrrumpsln.
&isaut, Dor benz Sbr 70 srose Surdl gu
baber ideint, 1T chen auf siHem Staatss
i9iffe NIT uns ansetommen.
6ortiesans folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15

mid Gag unb Radt beiddftist, un6 spa'
isst slsi9, ba es pom gurer antport ab
bdnst, psldsn @nti4luB i9 fuiien werbe
Ruu, &leine, nm mas banbsIt es id
benn2
Soiepbine istte f9 ibrsm gGter serab,
ssseniiber, ri9tete ibr burdbrinssnbss Au:
sc feft auf ibu unb iaste bann, iebes elm
3slne Wort betonenb:
Ri5t pabr, Batter, adj ni9t pabr
Sbr babt bas sntissIi9s 8erbrs9en MID,
~besanssn, wessn bsien Sbr uerurtbeiI,
uorben ieio2
8srtpmp i9raf suiammen, ais bdtte BIZ
siftisfte Sliese pon gang @upanna ibn sc;
ffo9eu.
Sapon i9wsise! risf sr rob. Seufsl
in mas min benn 6ieies &inS it9 einmii9en Z
Oauon idwsiss, iage i5 Dir; mas Dor:
iiber III, bas 1T poriibsr! Sd fam es MIDI
lsibsn, penn MAJ alte @ei9i9teu piebe,
aufpGrmt. lin auf Inberes ~ fommen,
wiait On ni9t Elm Spiel9en NIT mir MA:
9eu2 8irfeI ober Biqaet2 Sd ipisIe,
mas On piait. Oabsi sos CT cine i9mie'
rise Rarte aus ieiner Eai9e un6 mii6tt
iis NIT unsemeiner 9eiditIi9teit. 50:
Iepbine autportsts isbo9 nit elmer f
idmersli4en uer3weifeIten Seuesuns, BAT
bas &artenipiel ebenio i9nea wtsber per:
iduaub, ais es gum Sori9eine setOmmer
mar.
gatsr, iaate iis bstlommsn, ME ioQ i'd
guer S9peisen beuten2 @ie babt SD,
bod friber guers llni6ulo bstbeuert, uni
isst! Nd i'd bei9p6re Sud, iast mir bod
iest pteber einmal, baB Sbr tsin glui
usrsOlen babt.
@iaf 9u i5weisea? gon ioI5sn DIM
gen rebst maj ni9t. sic baben mid per-
urtbsilt, unb bamtt absema9t!
9i5t pabr, &isaut, unS omar &isaut
alsiu, war IS, ber....
aber wilf 0u benn baben, baB &isaut
mid umbrinst2 So pobl, &tsaut mar be,
t1rbebsr bes idls9tsn Strsi9ss. Sd mo-,
eth 9ummtopf Elm @iel, Der iid an be,
Raie bsrumfibrsn lief. Ra9ts, psnn i'd
i9laIos balisse, CLAUDE i9 nod INNER,
bas bluiis anseii9t gu ieben. -. absr tau'
isnb Dstterl 9u wsist Ia, baB i'd bauor
ni9t germ rebs!
Soisp5ine bate irbo9 elm gu sroBss Sn'
tsrsfe, bte Wabrbsit beraus3ubrinssn uni
fubr bssbalb unbarmbsrsis fort: 4lio
Batter, waret Sbr ~wenisitens BET benz 9er'
brs9en tusessn, baB Sbr ni4t psrbinbsrr
fonntet ober wolltet...
Rein, TT bisiss Mab9sn aber emma
balsffarrisl iasts 8ertomp. inbem sr un
sebulbis nit ben SiBsn ftampfts. 0i0f
On mid nod lanser qualen2 Damn nd
rsft Ou better babsim seblisbsu.
ginsn ausenbIid bsrridte tisfes Stia
i9psissn. Das @sii9t bss Seportirte,
3eiste einen unsspSbnli9 barten, trodenei
4usbrud. gnbIi9 iudts Soispbins ibr
Bepesuns su bsmsiitsrn. Slater, fubr Il
fort, i'd muB nit Der alssmsinen glntpor
mid porldufis sufrieben seben. glbsr i'd
babe notbwsnbis nod cine anbsrs Srass a,
@u9 gu ridtsn, unb i'd bite inftdn6ts
bieislbe bsfimmt gu beantportsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15
8. &apttel.
Sas WieSeriehen.

Sn benz Safen bsrridte ribrise @es
i9dftistsit. Mebrsrs S5ifie ynb piele
8arten anterior baislbf. @uf benz eanbe
ielbit waren sroBe Saufen iener foitbarsn
W6bsls, Sarbs unb 8aub6lssr, pel9e bic
pOrnebmitsu gusfubrsessnitdnbe @upans
mas bilbeu. Die o. iammtbeuSlteruns
pon ct. 2oren3 i9ien am. l1fsr auiammen'
ssltrOmt su iein. Der vWinbbunb" be-
iorsts, wie seiast, ben 9ertsbr 3pii9sn ben
perl6tsbenen Strafanitalten @upanna's
unb Der &anonsniduB, NIT benz &c feline
@utunft uerfiinbst bate, fanb tn Der san3en
Rolonie frsubisen Wi6srbau. Man erbielt
bur6 i'm ia Na9ri9ten aus Srantrsi9
grisfe, 3eitunsen, anseSulSis erpartete
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15
seaemse puu ben li.beu SeiIiaeu gOttes mad

SesenSe BON ben lieben Seiligeu gottes mad
ben B 4 N Que0en bearbsitet Don q. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. Rebit Sitelitablfti6, 9reBem
.Sableau pom Seriiialem unb iiber 3 90 Bill
bern in SolsI6nitt. Wfit mebreren biI6Oflts
den Npprobationen. ~. Nuflage IN A..
@ebunoen in eans Qeberbanb $500. Bros
i4irt in IA Seften q 30 Gents.
MARIANUM. 9esenbe poH ben liebeu beilis
gen uuS gottieliseu Sieueru iuierer liebeu
Sran nnb ben beribmteiteu gnabenOrten Der
boben Sin1nclsfOristn. Bon q. OFT. gis
fd0hid approbirt unb bur6 ben 81. Batter
Bins TX. a%eiegnet. 3ebnte Qufla9e in 40.
@eb. in gan3 2e6erban6 $500. groi6irt IN
Is Seften q 80 Gents.
Die betltse s6rift Ses alte n unb nenen
Setaments. Utit ausfibrlideu anmertun=
Mit Appreciation bes 81 .Stubles. &ei9
iQufrirt. en- TAO. @eb. II 9e6erbanb 900.
8eiiere @inbdnbe pon $11 bis $500.
8roi6irt in "a Sefteu a 80 Gents.
8amiid =fatboIii6er Satspre Siser.
rlutsrpeiiunssn iber ie pi9tisitsn @aals
bensz un6 Sittenlebien. gluf aue Sonns Il.
6eitta9e bes Sabres. gSsai berausgegeben pon
P. U. Sausberr. Yr. b. g. Z. Wtit Biz
i9Ofi9er depreciation. $50 9. IN ar. 80.
Sn Dear. ~sebunSsn $500. Sn 10 Setten
@.25 Gents.
r. P. 8offne, driitfatboliides ltnterritts=
unS ~Grbauuussbud, ober tlrse alslesuns
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bensz une Sittenlebren &C. BON q. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. Wtit bid. Qpprob. 70S Seis
ten IN CT. SO. Su ! Nar. seb. $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15
@mpfe6fenswert6e
%illmtrirte &ansb16er.

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pieleu idSnen geiipielen aus alter uns reuer
Sett. Seaus9e9eben Don y. OFT. Utit
btI60H. depreciation. 40. Sritte NufIaae.
Sn gang 2einmanb NIT @olbpreiuns Seb.
$3.50.
9as betIt8e sano nus bic beiligen Stdttea.
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teller el3dblt pom DR.. &. Sanner. WRit Sis
tel1toblttth uno elmer AuSid I pon Seeriifdleni
in Sarbenorud. Sn 40. @eb. in / War.
$500. Sroi6irt in 10 Seften q a 80 Gents.
EUCHARISTIE -BUCH. 8nrberbare De.
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SroI4trt in IL Seften q 30 Gents.
y. @arttn bon God)ern'S 9eben unS Ret.
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Stablfti9, pielen Sol;i6nittbilSern unt eis
mem &abIeau bes 81. 9anbes. Rsu bearbeis
tet pom Ve. StnBeL 3ebnte aufIase
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2atafotnbettbttdJ inter benz Sitel: Ste
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